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EU questions whether Apple has changed anything after its $1.95 billion fine
rob53 said:As I've said many times before, people have plenty of choices on what products they want to buy. If you don't like Apple's way of doing things go with an Android platform or demand a company in the EU to build a new platform. Just because Apple's platform is the one many people want to use doesn't mean the EU has any right to tell Apple what to do. If you don't like what Apple is doing, find another platform. It's just like wine. If you don't want to pay for wine made in the EU, then grow your own, which the USA has done.
At any rate, in all other places, including the very real European Union, it is not Rob53 who decides how laws work and to whom they apply. -
Apple rolls out minor updates to iWork apps
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New macOS Sonoma 14.4 bug kills file versions in iCloud Drive
jellyapple said:“ The bug has since been reported to Apple.” What? Should Apple apologise to customers? Did I hear anything from Apple? Hello? -
EU antitrust chief remarks about $2 billion Apple Music fine ignores Spotify dominance
lowededwookie said:
So when is the EU going after Spotify? It clearly has a monopoly on the music streaming business, has squashed competition actively, and returns nothing to the artists.
Oh wait, that’s not going to happen because Spotify is a European business.The vast majority of antitrust decisions affect European corporations. lowededwookie just never hears of them because they don't happen to affect his little American tech bubble. -
EU antitrust chief remarks about $2 billion Apple Music fine ignores Spotify dominance
darelrex said:AppleInsider said:"[The fine is] the equivalent of 0.5% of global turnover, so obviously, this is not a fine that would sort of shake Apple as such," [Vestager] told CNBC.